FANS are salivating over an epic Sunday March 19 as TV scheduling for the FA Cup quarter-finals topped off a spectacular fixture list.
Manchester United will round off the day's three ties against Fulham – on an afternoon already packed with elite league matches across Europe.
Manchester City host Burnley in the only FA Cup last-eight match the day before.
Sheffield United then open the Sunday line-up against Championship rivals Blackburn at noon, before Brighton meet giantkillers Grimsby and United play at 4.30pm.
On the same day, table-toppers Arsenal greet Crystal Palace in the Premier League, while Real Madrid visit Barcelona in a LaLiga El Clasico.
Serie A also has a couple of crackers.
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Inter Milan are at home to Juventus and Jose Mourinho's Roma go to Lazio.
Erik ten Hag's United are chasing the Quadruple after winning the Carabao Cup last Sunday.
And a fortnight ahead of their tie with Fulham, Old Trafford legend Gary Neville has agreed a potentially-embarrassing bet with an Arsenal fan.
Neville still believes Manchester City will retain the title, despite the Gunners' five-point lead.
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THE ties take place on March 18-19.
Man City v Burnley (5.45pm, Sat March 18)
Sheff Utd v Blackburn(12 noon, Sun March 19)
Brighton vs Grimsby (2.15pm, Sun)
Man Utd vs Fulham (4.30pm, Sun)
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Arsenal, arguably, have the benefit of not being in the FA Cup.
But ex-England defender Neville has agreed to a wager on social media that means he'll don a a Gunners' shirt labelled “champions” if Mikel Arteta's men do lift the crown.
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